Cruise along Oahu's South Shore and feel the gentle trade wind breeze with breathtaking views of Waikiki, Ala Moana, Diamond Head Crater, and the Ko'olau Mountain Range. During this casual dinner cruise your tour begins and ends with warm-welcoming and professional service, food, drinks, and Hawaiian music. This family owned and operated boat cruise will have you feeling relaxed, having fun, and becoming part of our ohana as it is an authentic experience you can’t find anywhere else.

As dinner is served, our guests to sit down for a freshly prepared dinner from the Prince Kuhio’s own on-board galley and served by our exceptional chef. We also feature a full Tiki bar where our bartender serves all the island favorite cocktails, wine, and beer.

On the weekends, we add an hour to the cruise time and let our chef provide an extended menu and wine list. Also, on Fridays, the Hilton resort on Waikiki puts on a spectacular fireworks display, which is the perfect desert for our Scenic Sunset Dinner Cruise.

After dinner, watch in awe, as the Honolulu city lights begin to glow while the sunsets on the horizon turning the sky into vibrant shades of pinks, oranges, reds, and purples.

After dinner, enjoy additional cocktails and soft background Hawaiian music as you relax into this magical evening adventure. Please stroll the decks as the soft trade winds caress you.

Included

• Freshly Prepared Gourmet Dinner
• Welcoming and Professional Service
• Views of Setting Sun and Waikiki City Lights
• Saturday and Sunday adds an extra hour for drinks
• Indoor and Outdoor Seating Options
• Laid Back and Relaxed Atmosphere
• Full Cash or Credit Tiki Bar Available
• Book on a Friday for Waikiki Fireworks Show!

Dinner Menu

• Beef Short Ribs
• Mashed Rosemary Potatoes
• Steamed Broccoli
• Fresh Green Salad
• Cheesecake dessert

What to Bring

• Dress comfortably
• Any medication you may require
• A small bag, wallet or purse for your belongings
• A single credit card or cash for the bar
• A light jacket, shawl, scarf or sweater
• Don’t forget your camera